Moving for real labor reform

Real Labor Reform would empower workers

Mickey Mouse ok for Scott Walker Recall

Mickey Mouse and Adolf Hitler are ok signatures for the Wisconsin Recall so long as they have valid wisconsin addresses

Arizona and Public Unions

The coming battle between the State of Arizona and Public Employees

Clogging our ports with rules

Clogging our ports with rules: hindering american business with burdensome regulations

Mayor Emanuel is taking on unions

Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel is is giving the public employees union a choice between trimming some of their lush benefits like a 35 hour work week, double pay for overtime and 12 holidays per year and instead have to work 40 hours, only get time and a half, and 9 paid holidays a year. The public employees union might just say that the work rules are too sweet to give up, and they'll just accept the layoffs to 600 of its members.

Congress should stand up against Forced Unionization

Congress ought to stand up to Unions, prevent forced Unionization

Governor Walker on Cavuto

The two discuss Boeing and the NRLB, and Union Rules in Wisconsin. In a short five minute interview.

Teacher Fired over Looking At Porn costs School $300,000 in legal fees

Teacher Fired for looking at pornography at school cost the district $300,000 in legal fees.

The most incredulous part is that the union claimed "Union leaders said they're not defending the teacher's behavior. They said the issue is that the discipline was unjust and based on unclear standards."
Unclear Standards? Don't look at pornography at work. Does that rule need to be written down?

Americans is in a crisis of Individual Freedom

An Excess in Law has handcuffed teachers from acting reasonably, and is the reason five year olds end up arrested. Teachers and principals do not have the authority (or do not feel that they do) to hold the arm of a five year old throwing a temper tantrum. So they call the police, and the child is arrested.

More importantly, Howard explains how to fix our overly litigious society.

For Teachers, Seniority Rules

In 14 States, only seniority matters when it comes to firing teachers.

Wisconsin, Collective Bargaining

Just one reason Governor Walker was right in trying to change the rules that allow unions to keep open facilities that are no longer needed. Unions force nearly empty juvenile facility to stay open, even though there is only one juvenile there, the cost is over $300,000.
Is it unreasonable to think that our government should be better?